1. Washington- First Steps/ Inauguration Gina Russo
The George Washington First Steps to Inauguration was his moving to the White House. This event was George Washington going into office. After Washington moves into office he’s officially president. This was a start of a new beginning.
The people involved in Washington’s inauguration were Mr. Thompson and Colonel Humphreys. They escorted him to the ceremony. John Adams was elected Vice President so he was involved. Washington’s wife Martha Washington was also involved with George. So were the civil officers. New York City was also involved.
The event took place in New York City, at the Senate Chamber at the Federal Hall. This event took place on Wall Street. This was a big event for George Washington. This is where Washington’s inauguration took place.
This long-term impact was very powerful to the US. Washington was elected unanimously. Washington led the continental army. He was the first constitutional president. He made precedents. Washington was very powerful.
This event affected Europe by making them think clearly. Europe followed in the US footsteps. They liked everything the US did. That’s what they did to make them think clearly.
The Monroe doctrine impacted many people. Including the United States, Latin America, and, Europe.The Monroe Doctrine affected many different wars. Europe’s wars were affected and the United States wars were affected as well. Latin America was probably affected as well. . .
2. Washington- Alexander Hamiltons Financial Plan The Alexander Hamilton Financial plan was a plan to help rebuild the United States economy.George Washington appointed Alexander Hamilton to fix the economic policy as treasury secretary. Many states were still in war debt. The commitment to pay it back was not taken very seriously. Hamilton purposed that the federal government pay off the war debt. George Washington who appointed Alexander Hamilton to treasury secretary, knew he fix the problem. When Alexander married his wife Elizabeth Schuyler, his ties with the rich and powerful leaders deepened. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison were also involved in this event. They stopped the public criticism of Hamilton’s plans. This was a financial plan to help fix the United States economy; the plan was made throughout the United States. During this event the first national bank and the U.S. mint was found. The main Mint facility is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Alexander Hamilton wrote an interpretation of the Constitution. This set precedents for federal authority. These precedents are still used by court today. Also, because of Hamilton’s plan, we have the national bank and state banks. With all of Alexander Hamilton’s financial plans together, it helped the United States on an equal financial footing as Europe.
Hamilton hoped this break Britain’s manufacturing hold on the United States. Also, he purposed the Bank of America, which was modeled after the Bank of England. http://www.futurity-partnership.com/sbiz/SBX00715.nsf/lupGraphicsLocal/Futurity+Partnership+-+Dollar+Man/$FILE/FuturityPartnership1.jpg You can find pictures about money. www.ushistory.org/us/18b.asp You can find information about Alexander Hamilton and his fiancial plan. pbs.org/wgbh/amex/hamilton/peopleevents/e_bank.html You can find information about Alexander Hamilton. Julie Dolegala
3. Washington- Whiskey Rebellion by Jeanenne Thoman
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiskey_Rebellion. The Whiskey rebellion , was a popular uprising that had its beginnings in 1791 and culminated in an insurrection in 1794"Tom the Tinker" assumed the leadership of the Whiskey Rebellion in the early 1790s. He came about after it was decided that to merely attack tax collectors. http://www.nps.gov/archive/frhi/whiskreb.htm. The Whiskey Rebellion took place throughout the western frontier. There was not one state south of New York whose western counties did not protest the new excise with some sort of violence. People in the West resisted the excise tax with different attitudes. Most simply refused to pay the tax while others rebelled with violence. United States Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, proposed the bill to help prevent the national debt from growing. Albert Gallatin's role was as a representative of the residents of Fayette County. As such he had to transmit the sentiment of the meetings even though he may have disagreed. Gallatin served as secretary and also delivered speeches that helped to pacify those radicals who were at the meetings. Often Gallatin delivered these speeches while radicals were in the crowd with their weapons in hand. Gallatin spoke about the mistake of open rebellion toward the government. Unfortunately for Gallatin, the government officials did not differentiate between the moderates and the radicals who took part in these meetings. Albert Gallatin in later reflections to call his participation in the Whiskey Rebellion his "only political sin." http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/whiskey_rebellion.htm.The Whiskey Rebellion took place throughout the western frontier. There was not one state south of New York whose western counties did not protest the new excise with some sort of violence. http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/whiskey/The rebel farmers continued their attacks, rioting in river towns and roughing up tax collectors until the so-called "insurrection" flared into the open in July of 1794 when a federal marshal was attacked in Allegheny County. farmers in the western counties of Pennsylvania engaged in a series of attacks on excise agents. The whisky rebellion had many long-term effects. The government learned that when Americans don’t like a law they will do something about it and they have the right to do that. Also the Federalist Party became unpopular. the Americans realized that the government would take action if there was a major issue in the states.
The whisky rebellion also had an effect on Europe. The European government learned that the United States meant business. Also they learned that anyone could rebel from their government and they should be prepared. Finally Europe learned that America was determined to survive as a country and was going to be around for a long time.
4. Adams- XYZ Affair President John Adams By Chris Klimek
http://imagecache.allposters.com/images/pic/BRGPOD/258646%7EPresident-John-Adams-Posters.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XYZ_Affair The XYZ affair was a scandal that almost made the USA and France go to war. When John Jay made a treaty in 1794 it angered France. France demanded a 12 million dollar loan, 50,000 pounds of sterling, and also a $250,000 bribe. Later France also took away United States ships. This event also led to the French Revolution. The people that were involved in the XYZ Affair were US president John Adams, French Prime Minister Charles Pinckney, and John Marshall. These people were in the USA and France. Jean Hottinguer, known as "Mr. X", Mr. Bellamy, "Mr. Y", and Lucien Hauteval, also known as Swiss, "Mr. Z.”
The XYZ Affair took place in Hamburg, France. The XYZ Affair Impacted France by France getting alliance with the USA. Also it improved commercial alliance with the USA. Lastly the French got some money from the USA.
Lastly, the USA benefit from the XYZ Affair by saving money that they would have given to France about $250,000. The USA also saved about 50,000 pounds of sterling. The USA also probably gained confidence and was able to get themselves out of many other problems. Then the USA also built up their Navy they made it much stronger.
The George Washington First Steps to Inauguration was his moving to the White House. This event was George Washington going into office. After Washington moves into office he’s officially president. This was a start of a new beginning.
The people involved in Washington’s inauguration were Mr. Thompson and Colonel Humphreys. They escorted him to the ceremony. John Adams was elected Vice President so he was involved. Washington’s wife Martha Washington was also involved with George. So were the civil officers. New York City was also involved.
The event took place in New York City, at the Senate Chamber at the Federal Hall. This event took place on Wall Street. This was a big event for George Washington. This is where Washington’s inauguration took place.
This long-term impact was very powerful to the US. Washington was elected unanimously. Washington led the continental army. He was the first constitutional president. He made precedents. Washington was very powerful.
This event affected Europe by making them think clearly. Europe followed in the US footsteps. They liked everything the US did. That’s what they did to make them think clearly.
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The Monroe doctrine impacted many people. Including the United States, Latin America, and, Europe. The Monroe Doctrine affected many different wars. Europe’s wars were affected and the United States wars were affected as well. Latin America was probably affected as well. .
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2. Washington- Alexander Hamiltons Financial Plan
The Alexander Hamilton Financial plan was a plan to help rebuild the United States economy. George Washington appointed Alexander Hamilton to fix the economic policy as treasury secretary. Many states were still in war debt. The commitment to pay it back was not taken very seriously. Hamilton purposed that the federal government pay off the war debt.
George Washington who appointed Alexander Hamilton to treasury secretary, knew he fix the problem. When Alexander married his wife Elizabeth Schuyler, his ties with the rich and powerful leaders deepened. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison were also involved in this event. They stopped the public criticism of Hamilton’s plans.
This was a financial plan to help fix the United States economy; the plan was made throughout the United States. During this event the first national bank and the U.S. mint was found. The main Mint facility is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Alexander Hamilton wrote an interpretation of the Constitution. This set precedents for federal authority. These precedents are still used by court today. Also, because of Hamilton’s plan, we have the national bank and state banks.
With all of Alexander Hamilton’s financial plans together, it helped the United States on an equal financial footing as Europe.
Hamilton hoped this break Britain’s manufacturing hold on the United States. Also, he purposed the Bank of America, which was modeled after the Bank of England.
http://www.futurity-partnership.com/sbiz/SBX00715.nsf/lupGraphicsLocal/Futurity+Partnership+-+Dollar+Man/$FILE/FuturityPartnership1.jpg You can find pictures about money. www.ushistory.org/us/18b.asp You can find information about Alexander Hamilton and his fiancial plan. pbs.org/wgbh/amex/hamilton/peopleevents/e_bank.html You can find information about Alexander Hamilton. Julie Dolegala
3. Washington- Whiskey Rebellion by Jeanenne Thoman
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiskey_Rebellion. The Whiskey rebellion , was a popular uprising that had its beginnings in 1791 and culminated in an insurrection in 1794"Tom the Tinker" assumed the leadership of the Whiskey Rebellion in the early 1790s. He came about after it was decided that to merely attack tax collectors. http://www.nps.gov/archive/frhi/whiskreb.htm. The Whiskey Rebellion took place throughout the western frontier. There was not one state south of New York whose western counties did not protest the new excise with some sort of violence. People in the West resisted the excise tax with different attitudes. Most simply refused to pay the tax while others rebelled with violence.
United States Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, proposed the bill to help prevent the national debt from growing. Albert Gallatin's role was as a representative of the residents of Fayette County. As such he had to transmit the sentiment of the meetings even though he may have disagreed. Gallatin served as secretary and also delivered speeches that helped to pacify those radicals who were at the meetings. Often Gallatin delivered these speeches while radicals were in the crowd with their weapons in hand. Gallatin spoke about the mistake of open rebellion toward the government. Unfortunately for Gallatin, the government officials did not differentiate between the moderates and the radicals who took part in these meetings. Albert Gallatin in later reflections to call his participation in the Whiskey Rebellion his "only political sin."
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/whiskey_rebellion.htm. The Whiskey Rebellion took place throughout the western frontier. There was not one state south of New York whose western counties did not protest the new excise with some sort of violence. http://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/milestones/whiskey/ The rebel farmers continued their attacks, rioting in river towns and roughing up tax collectors until the so-called "insurrection" flared into the open in July of 1794 when a federal marshal was attacked in Allegheny County. farmers in the western counties of Pennsylvania engaged in a series of attacks on excise agents.
The whisky rebellion had many long-term effects. The government learned that when Americans don’t like a law they will do something about it and they have the right to do that. Also the Federalist Party became unpopular. the Americans realized that the government would take action if there was a major issue in the states.
The whisky rebellion also had an effect on Europe. The European government learned that the United States meant business. Also they learned that anyone could rebel from their government and they should be prepared. Finally Europe learned that America was determined to survive as a country and was going to be around for a long time.
4. Adams- XYZ Affair
President John Adams By Chris Klimek
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The XYZ affair was a scandal that almost made the USA and France go to war. When John Jay made a treaty in 1794 it angered France. France demanded a 12 million dollar loan, 50,000 pounds of sterling, and also a $250,000 bribe. Later France also took away United States ships. This event also led to the French Revolution. The people that were involved in the XYZ Affair were US president John Adams, French Prime Minister Charles Pinckney, and John Marshall. These people were in the USA and France. Jean Hottinguer, known as "Mr. X", Mr. Bellamy, "Mr. Y", and Lucien Hauteval, also known as Swiss, "Mr. Z.”
The XYZ Affair took place in Hamburg, France. The XYZ Affair Impacted France by France getting alliance with the USA. Also it improved commercial alliance with the USA. Lastly the French got some money from the USA.
Lastly, the USA benefit from the XYZ Affair by saving money that they would have given to France about $250,000. The USA also saved about 50,000 pounds of sterling. The USA also probably gained confidence and was able to get themselves out of many other problems. Then the USA also built up their Navy they made it much stronger.